Julia Ocker

Zebra

Julia Ocker

There once was a happy zebra. One day, however, she ran into a tree and her stripes changed. She then tries to fix it, but the more she tries, the more diverse the shapes are that appear on her. In the end, the unhappy zebra discovers that, because of her uniqueness, she'll be a successful star to the others.

Kellerkind

Julia Ocker

Schaf

Julia Ocker

The sheep jumps in from risky adventure to another. The flock would never take such risk!

Anglerfisch

Julia Ocker

The little anglerfish has to go to bed. But the deep waters are full of threatening creatures.

Wolf

Julia Ocker

Even animals have their desires and secrets. For example, the dreaded wolf likes dancing ballet in the moonlight. His heartfelt performance however disrupts a cheeky goose, which can't stop laughing at the wolf in a skirt. Her mockery, however, doesn't last long, because she's hiding something as well.

Ant

Julia Ocker

An anthill is no simple thing. Each ant has their task and it’s hard to imagine what would happen if one wise guy rebelled and decided to do things differently…

Peacock

Julia Ocker

The peacock is a big star onstage. His feathers, however, want a fair share of the fame.

Fly

Julia Ocker

Three frogs are fighting over a tasty fly. But there is something the fly can teach them.

Octopus

Julia Ocker

Laura Mittag

Giraffe

Julia Ocker

The little giraffe wants some leaves from the trees, but she can't reach and the big giraffes won't share.

Pinguin

Julia Ocker

A timid penguin waiter with a red bow tie goes out of his way to perform his job to perfection. But when a glacé cherry falls from the cake, it sets off a chain reaction of disastrous events. Before long, the frigid social gathering is transformed into a boisterous party.

Faultier

Julia Ocker

Sloth wants to buy an ice cream cone. Unfortunately, he is way too slow and sleepy.

Krokodil

Julia Ocker

The crocodile has everything it needs for a comfortable evening in front of the TV: cushions, a stool, pretzel sticks and a TV magazine. But then the pretzel sticks ruins the fun.